This recipe makes a lot and is very rich so you will only want to partake of a little piece at a time. I must warn you, it's heavy on the calories, but very worth it!
Banana Split Cake
You will need a 13X9 inch pan.
Melt 3/4 cup of butter
Mix in 3 cups graham wafer crumbs
Bake at 350 degrees for 10 minutes. Cool
Beat together:
1 cup softened butter
2-3 cups icing sugar
1 or 2 eggs beaten
Spread on top of cooled graham crumb base
Cover the icing base with:
3 bananas, sliced and sprinkled with lemon juice
Cover bananas with a 14 or 19 oz can of well -drained crushed pineapple.
Cover fruit with one container of Cool Whip or real whipped cream if eaten right away.
Decorate with a can of cherry pie filling or fresh, sliced strawberries. For Valentine's Day, a heart made from strawberries would be pretty.
Keep in refrigerator. Enjoy!
Your family and friends are going to love this! It's a big hit whenever I make it.
Happy Valentine's Day everyone!
Sharing with these lovely parties:
Bernideen's TTCG Blog Party
Share Your Cup Thursday
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Sharing from my heart ~ Sandi
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This is a delicious dessert. I remember making it years ago - but with real whipped cream in place of Cool Whip. So yummy!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLooks YUMMY ! Thanks for sharing , have a good day and a Happy Valentines Day .
ReplyDeleteI have a question about the raw eggs. Are they safe to consume? I want to make this recipe soon and want to be sure. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
ReplyDeleteMaxine, the eggs shouldn't be a problem. Most functions don't last any more than two and a half to three hours. Other than that, it is kept in the fridge. Thanks for your visit.
ReplyDeleteThis is new for me, and I'm glad you posted the recipe before my Saturday trip to the grocery store. This will be our Valentine's Day dessert - suitably large sweet and pretty! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteA tantalizing dessert Sandi, would be great for a pot luck supper - you know, share the calories!
ReplyDeleteOhhh so beautiful! Thank you for the recipe!! Have a great Valentine's Day!
ReplyDeleteThis is so delicious! I think this would be a great dessert for a group of people. I am definitely printing this out!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness this dessert looks amazing! Thank you so much for the recipe. I will pin your lovely post dear Sandi.
ReplyDeleteI love your red transferware tea dishes, just gorgeous! I just posted a tea time for Valentine's tomorrow with my beloved red transferware tea set and I said I loved it too, lol.. Your pieces are of such lovely shapes.
Happy Valentine's sweet lady.
FABBY
Hi Sandi,
ReplyDeleteMy mother in law used to make this a lot and
it was always a treat.
You asked about the macaroons....no,I didn't bake them but there are
lots of recipes online if you would like to try them.
Hope you have a lovely Valentine's Day.
Carolyn
ohh yes please pass this banana split cake over my way :) looks delish, love the pineapple added too! I haven't tried this that I know of but I am thinking I am in love!
ReplyDeleteHi Sandi, wonderful looking dessert and thanks for the recipe but may I ask about the egg. Do you not bake it after adding the egg?
ReplyDeleteThanks so much,
gina
Gina, only the graham crust bottom is baked. This dessert is kept in the refrigerator until served. It's delish! :-)
DeleteMy mother used to make this and I did not have the recipe. Thank you SO much Sandi!
ReplyDeleteOh my, this sounds so wonderful! I will print out the recipe and save it for a special occasion! I wouldn't want to have any leftovers for I am afraid I would eat them all! :)
ReplyDeleteSandi,
ReplyDeleteO My! This looks so good and not at all hard to make! My type of recipe!! Lol!!
Thanks so much for all your visits and sweet words!
Hugs,Deb
Your Banana Split Cake looks yummy! I used to make this years ago and had forgotten about it....thank you so much for reminding how delish they are! I always look forward to stopping by to join the fun...thanks for having us each week! hugs...
ReplyDeleteHi Sandy: I love how you feature the different posts. Always a pleasure to be here. Thank you for your continued prayers for my son, he is not doing well this week. Hugs, Martha
ReplyDeleteOh, I need to make this!
ReplyDeleteThanks for Sharing Your Cup!
Sandie, That cake looks great and I bet is tasted even better. Thanks for sharing. Sylvia D.
ReplyDeleteEach picture of each layer made me gasp "yummy"! Pinned this for the next time I feel skinny!!
ReplyDeleteHi Sandi,
ReplyDeleteI popped in again to let you know the macaroons came from the Farmer's Market in town.Can you believe all the snow that melted yesterday!
Have a good weekend,
Carolyn
Dear Sandi:
ReplyDeleteI just came back to reread the comments about the eggs as I wondered the same thing as other people.
Sandi, I tried this recipe this past weekend and will be posting about it. Just delicious! Got great reviews from our potluck crowd!
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